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Question about Iris.
We recently had a tree cut down, we had Iris' all around it and they pretty much got trampled on in the cutting down process. I'm wondering if I can just weed whack the leaves and everything so they will start fresh next year because they look pretty rough right now?
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Re: Question about Iris.
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I'd be tempted to leave the leaves alone as much as possible -- they're how the plant gets the energy to grow and flower the next year.